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"Act together", Ronnie and Keith on Ronnie's 1st solo album.

I don't think that should (unfortunately) count, Ronnie wasn't a Stone yet. Still, I LOVE I Can Feel the Fire!!!

I'm gonna put Memo From Turner by Mick as the Best Solo Stone Track.
Close second is Woody's Breathe On Me.
I like some of Keith's solo stuff, his first album more obviously. Big Enough has a great groove. Not a fan of You Don't Move me though - hate when artists air their dirty laundry like that. So tacky. Like his book.

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For me there's only one choice!

SWEET THING

You Don't Move Me, closely followed by Ronnie's Far East Man

Keith's two albums are inside my top 10 favourite albums ever and I love most of Ronnie's stuff. Now Look and Gimme Some Neck are fantastic especially.



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"Could Have Stood You Up"

"Somewhere Over the Rainbow" - Keith solo on piano circa 1977 peace

i love "Kow Tow". i know, not a crowd favorite .

"Pussy" by Bill Wyman.

End of discussion.

I Can Feel The Fire. It's just so 1974 Stones. You can hear The Meters and Bobby Womack in there as well as Luxury and the beginnings of the Black and Blue sound. Top tune.

In this thread, I think most solo tunes have been mentioned; except Ron's "Not for Beginners". There are some meandering tunes on the album, but many gems too. The center of the album "Wake up you beauty", Be Beautiful", "This Little Heart", RU Behaving Yourself".
I am a big fan of almost every Stones solo tune, including Taylor's first album, and Nicky Hopkins'.

"Pigeon" by Stone Gossard

Make No Mistake is such a beautiful song in every way; the sound, the songwriting, the arrangement and the performance.

Angel in my heart, i chose this to be played at my wifes funeral last year and now whenever i hear it it brings a tear to my eye, such a lovely song, very powerful.



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Angel in my heart, i chose this to be played at my wifes funeral last year and now whenever i hear it it brings a tear to my eye, such a lovely song, very powerful.

Sorry that you lost your wife pgarof, may your heavy heart heal well. peace

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I Can Feel The Fire. It's just so 1974 Stones. You can hear The Meters and Bobby Womack in there as well as Luxury and the beginnings of the Black and Blue sound. Top tune.

Love this song and Jagger's voice. It does have a very Stones 74 feel and maybe a precursor to Ronnie's influence in the next few years.

1. Don't Tear Me Up
2. Hang On To Me Tonight
3. Act Together
4. Take It So Hard
5. Memo From Turner
6. I Can Feel The Fire
7. Wired All Night
8. Make No Mistake
9. Eileen
10. Just Another Night
11. Sure The One You Need
12. Wandering Spirit
13. God Gave Me Everything
14. I'm Ringing
15. Evening Gown

Love the song "Wandering Spirit" and the album, too.
Another vote would go to the song "Primitive Cool," although I know I'm in a very small minority on that one.

This is one of my favourites:

Keith Richards with George Jones; Say It´s Not You





man, Keith should make a country album...I think this Keith´s solo version of You Win Again is better than the Some Girls bonus track version...







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Say its Not You...wow beautiful!

The best Stones solo would be Memo From Turner

Then- I Could Have Stood You Up

Don't Tear Me Up

KEITH RICHARDS with HUBERT SUMLIN:

" I'm Still A Fool"

...another killer blues track from Keef !!!

WHEW! That is a smokin' Still A Fool!!! What is that from? Thanks for posting that I hadn't heard it before.

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WHEW! That is a smokin' Still A Fool!!! What is that from? Thanks for posting that I hadn't heard it before.

From Hubert Sumlin & Friends: "About Them Shoes" - album.

Recorded live at Keith´s home studio..It´s one of the best modern blues albums in years, it´s great.

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WHEW! That is a smokin' Still A Fool!!! What is that from? Thanks for posting that I hadn't heard it before.

From Hubert Sumlin & Friends: "About Them Shoes" - album.

Recorded live at Keith´s home studio..It´s one of the best modern blues albums in years, it´s great.

i think it's better to characterize it as a traditional blues album...

We had a thread here earlier about whether Keith was a bluesman or not. This rendition of Still A Fool should answer that easily. Awesome stuff!



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O' I oander if it izn't '7 dejs wid Woody....

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Could Have Stood You Up

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"Breath On Me"

Yes.

KEITH RICHARDS - " Harder They Come"





KEITH RICHARDS - "Cocaine"







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Take it so hard is really good. My vote is Wired All Night with a nod to Sweet Thing

Always Wanted More
Long Black Veil w/Chieftains

Take It So Hard
Locked Away
Hate It When You Leave
How I Wish
Demon

Secrets
Kow Tow
Don't Tear Me Up
Evening Gown
Hang On To Me Tonight